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Innes
I have collaborated with The Scottish Yarn Festival on this shawl for Yarningham. Their yarns are absolutely stunning and a joy to crochet with.
I have named her Innes, after the name of the lighter yarn, which has its name from Scottish Clan.
Innes is an asymmetric crochet shawl, that starts at the corner with a section of comfortable half trebles, then moves on to simple eyelets and stripes. Two sections of Inset Mosaic Crochet finish off the shawl.
The Inset mosaic sections are both charted and written.
Please note that pattern is written using UK terminology with US conversion given in abbreviation list.
Materials
The Scottish Yarn Festival 4-ply – 80% Shetland, 20% Cheviot 350m to 100g. Please note, I have used almost all of A.
1 x Innes (A)
1 x Colquhoun (B)
4mm (US G/6) crochet hook
4.50mm (US 7) crochet hook
Finished size
The completed blocked shawl measures approximately 179 cm along the top curve, 127 cm along the bottom curve and 116 cm along the side edge.
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